Excellent hotel. Room space was good but plug sockets could be positioned better and updated with USB ports. It would be useful to have better bathroom shelving and a useable plug in the hand basin. Breakfast was very good with everything you need to start your day. The evening meal in the restaurant was good but the service was a little slow.

All the staff were lovely and friendly. The location was perfect in the middle of the old town, close to what we wanted to do and see. Breakfast was good, dinner was excellent. The beds were comfortable, the shower was good but the doors leaked a little as they didnt close properly. Wifi in the room was very poor but fast in the main building.

A very enjoyable stay in a very interesting hotel

Fantastic location in the town and a lovely decorated room in keeping with its history. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately we had a few issues. The bed was not good resulting in significant rolling towards the middle. The shower head kept falling and would not stay in place. Great that we had a kettle and coffee/sugar but no milk and no spoons to stir. Breakfast had a limited selection compared to other hotels in Norway and the hot selection was cold by 9am, the same selection was still on offer an hour later. All in all a poor experience

I love this hotel situated conveniently on the Main Street of Røros. Their restaurant serves excellent, fresh traditional Norwegian cuisine. The rooms are comfortable and make you feel like you have been transported back to the 1800s, but with modern conveniences.

We stayed in an old outbuilding that had been converted into two apartments. Roomy and comfortable with a lot of the old charm intact. Very affordable also!

Beautiful place! Free parking next to a horse field on one side and stairs straight out to the walking street on the other. Nice staff! Not top notch room standards, but very cosy and clean. Old-fashioned Norwegian nostalgia.

This historic hotel is pleasant and easy to like, in a great location. Being of its' age, it lacked the modern amenities of a newer hotel, such as USB ports for charging our phones and ample outlets, but the spacious room made up for it. We felt safe and slept well in a comfortable bed. The location was the best part, on the main street filled with shops, cafes, and the old church near the top of the hill, plus the old mine nearby, so we walked everywhere.

Loved this tiny historic town!

Wonderful staff and great accomodations! Everything within a short walk!!!

The rooms were great, very charming. The in house bar was very good, had a lovely meal although the waitress messed up our order and two tables who sat down after us were served before us, but the manager came over to apologise and gave us free desserts which was great. Parking was a bit challenging and not very organised. The rooms we had were in a newer building but no lift so we had to hike our heavy cases up some stairs, luckily we had our son with us to help. Breakfast was good, plenty of food, but nowhere to toast the bread as far as I could see. No tissues or toiletries in the bathrooms of our rooms. Staff very friendly (as we have found everywhere in Norway!). Overall a very pleasant stay and would recommend this place and definitely the town of Røros to visit, quite unique and charming.

There was no hot water in the evening. The roof window could not be blinded.

Loved everything! Staff super friendly. The room was huge, clean and bed comfy. Can’t fault it.

The hotel itself is quite nice, very central to all the sites in town. The room we stayed in was located above the local library in the old fabric factory, so not easy to find but very recently remodeled, spatious and comfortable. Getting on the wifi is more trouble than it is worth. The restaurant hotel has outstanding food, but it is expensive of course, this is Norway. Surprisingly our server left her shift just before we finished our meal, then we discovered an extra glass of wine after paying, which was the second time we had been overcharged in Røros, hoping it is not a trend.

A really fascinating town full of history and this was the perfect place to stay in terms of being a historical building. Our room was lovely - an attic with lots of character and views of the church. The only problem was that it was not part of the main building (most of the rooms are not) and so we had to run through the rain to get to the main building and our breakfast, which was very good.

Interesting city

Amazing little community, a visit to the Mining Museum is a must. People very friendly & this B & B is a gem.

Warm and friendly. Quaint village. Comfortable and fairly basic accommodation. Breakfast was anything but continental as written. Excellent. Very pleasant stay.

A hidden gem, the hotel is located in one of the two streets that make Røros worth visiting, all within walking distance. The rooms are spread out in a number of houses behind the main building, all very traditional and all different. The main building houses the restaurant that serves local sourced food and have a impressive beer selection +150 varieties. A word of warning, the restaurant has a limited menu on Sundays and I would not recommend this hotel for anyone with mobility issues. I want to add, that I am a frequent visitor to Røros, and I have stayed in most hotels in town, but book this before any other.

De ligging was perfect mooi net hotel